The driver of a delivery truck that got stuck at a railway crossing and was hit by a commuter train in Yokohama near Tokyo appears to have approached the crossing from a road he was unfamiliar with in a deviation from his normal route, police said Friday.The police searched the truck operator, a transport company in Katori, Chiba Prefecture, over the Thursday accident that left the driver dead and caused the eight-car express train on the Keikyu Line to derail, injuring 35 people. The police revised the number of injured up from 33.The driver, 67-year-old Michio Motohashi, apparently strugg…READ FULL ARTICLE